Location: Ammon
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Reviews on Sushi food in Ammon, Idaho, United States. Ammon is an edge city of Idaho Falls in Bonneville County, Idaho, United States. As of the 2010 US Census, the population of Ammon was 13,816.
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1. Fuji Sushi & Hibachi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Our specialty rolls and sushi entrees are authentic, unique, and delicious, sure to please even the picky eaters in your family.Not in the mood for sushi or hibachi? No problem! We offer delicious entrees too, from teriyaki dishes to authentic Japanese no
Reviewed By mikedebs2015
We have eaten here twice both times in the dining room. Both times had the Bento box. For the most part it is OK. I had the chicken honey Bento box...the chicken honey was very disappointing...it was basically a chicken strip cut up with honey drizzle. The Miso soup is good. The rest of the Bento box is good. The tempura batter is light and the gyoza could be served warmer. My husband had the beef negimaki and said it was good.
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2. Blue Hashi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By ElMirageRacer4763
What can I say? When you have a very limited menu of roll sushi and two thirds of it contains cream cheese? Had a dragon roll,spider roll and a couple of Nigiri style unagi. Passable if you're this far from the coast and Jonesing for sushi,otherwise....
3. Krung Thep Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Franky R
We love Thai food and after reading a couple reviews, we were excited to try this restaurant. Unfortunately it was the worst Thai food we ever had. Will never go here again
4. Sushi Time
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Sushi Time Is Providing High-quality Sushi to Customers From All Throughout the Idaho Falls, Area.
Reviewed By sandy61245
We were there on Saturday for lunch.The food was mediocre at best. The relatively cheap cost of $16.99 + tax for the "All You Can Eat" menu should not be the reason to receive sushi that is mostly rice...We also don't understand why so many rolls have cream cheese in them. You would never find any cheese in any true Japanese Sushi restaurant. Also, the fact that they use those disgusting crabsticks is a factor in the yuck scale.So, if you don't want any cream cheese or artificially made industrial "crab", the choices you are left with are quite limited.If they don't change their act soon, they will be added to the long list of restaurants that open and close within a very short time...
